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07 April 2023

Health Services In Mauritius- 55 Years Since Independence

The provision of health care in any country is under the umbrella of multiple institutional facilities, the staff of different types,medical and paramedical, the availability of drugs and medicine, more so whether these services are accessible to the comm

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01 December 2016

The Private Medical Sector

The private health sector is not a highly profitable sector, contrary to the general belief. Private clinics are fighting to survive in the face of growing expenses and rely on the goodwill of government which offers a free medical service.

COVID-19: The Scare

Coronavirus is one of the numerous viruses that cause disease in animals and human beings. In human beings, they can cause common cold, with a mild infection of the respiratory tract. There are raver forms of the virus, like SARS, MERS and COVID-19 that c

On peut guérir du cancer colorectal très tôt découvert

Un régime riche en forces et la consommation de fruits et légumes réduisent les risques d’avoir un cancer colorectal. Toutefois, lorsque ce type de cancer est détecté à un stade précoce, on peut le guérir à Maurice. Dans des ces avancés plus difficiles, o

"Vaccination has proved its importance but vaccines are not 100% safe or effective for all"

Since the nineteenth century vaccination has proved its importance. It has prevented infectious diseases, prevented people dying from those diseases and even eradicated some. But "no vaccine can be 100% safe or effective for everyone", cautions Dr Dawood

01 December 2022

New perspectives in healthcare delivery

Public/private relationship has to continue as we need a healthy and happy population. The health care system functions better when they work hand in hand, with government understanding the realities on the field. The private sector should be given incent

Memories Of The First Ent Hospital

My wife and myself came back to Mauritius in December 1974 after completing our medical studies. We joined the SSRN Hospital in March 1975 and were warmly greeted by senior colleagues like Dr Gopee, Dr Sewraz and Dr Ragavoodoo senior. In the Doctors Mess,

Health Services In Mauritius- 55 Years Since Independence

The provision of health care in any country is under the umbrella of multiple institutional facilities, the staff of different types,medical and paramedical, the availability of drugs and medicine, more so whether these services are accessible to the comm